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I havent seen many comments about these tires anywhere. After putting about 12,000 miles on my 305-70-16's, I think it's time I gave my report. I love them! I have always had BFG muds on all my trucks before this one and would swear by them. I really think the Pro Comp is as good a tire as the BFGs. I'm impressed (that's right, I said the "I" word!) with just how well they hold up. Living in central Texas, I dont get to do much rock climbing or x-tream 4 wheeling. I do however get a fair share of mud, hunting trips, Hill Country trails, and working on the ranch. The only complaint I have is that one of the tires has a mysterious air leak, I loose about 10lbs of pressure each week from the left rear and nobody can find it. I have even personaly submerged the tire/wheel under water looking for bubbles but none found.
Traction is great on wet roads for a mud tire, they clean out mud nicely and dont chunks rocks on gravel roads as much as a BFG.
I usualy dont air down my tires past 20lbs but I brought them down to 10 just for fun and I didn't break any beads.
They are mounted on 16x8 Eagle 589's and they stick out of the wells a little, but I think it looks good. gives it a wider stance. With my 3" lift I think I could have fit 35's with out much problem, but stayed with the 33 equivilent because of my stock 3.55 gears.
All in all I'm happy with the tire/wheel combo. They are as good as a BFG (and quieter) but cost a little less and with the same (D) load range. A good way to spend hard earned money.
Traction is great on wet roads for a mud tire, they clean out mud nicely and dont chunks rocks on gravel roads as much as a BFG.
I usualy dont air down my tires past 20lbs but I brought them down to 10 just for fun and I didn't break any beads.
They are mounted on 16x8 Eagle 589's and they stick out of the wells a little, but I think it looks good. gives it a wider stance. With my 3" lift I think I could have fit 35's with out much problem, but stayed with the 33 equivilent because of my stock 3.55 gears.
All in all I'm happy with the tire/wheel combo. They are as good as a BFG (and quieter) but cost a little less and with the same (D) load range. A good way to spend hard earned money.